As I found this for squared symbol numbers.
Is it maybe possible to have some [text] like number two is presented in example?
Like here if you put:
²
in HTML code you got: 2²
Put those characters after the text you want or your can use <sup> tag around 2.
2²
2<sup>2</sup>
This is called Superscript and actually there is a special HTML element just for this task: <sup>
You simply need to wrap your desired text inside <sup></sup>
Here's an example:
<span>my<sup>text</sup></span>
Related
How to show text as a superscript in Alt text
like this:
Value10
Like the knittl and SLaKs said, try unicode character html entities.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_subscripts_and_superscripts
¹²³⁴⁵⁶⁷⁸⁹⁰
Result: ¹²³⁴⁵⁶⁷⁸⁹⁰
Bigger: ¹²³⁴⁵⁶⁷⁸⁹⁰
Though, for the sake of readability, you might just want to do something like 10^1234.
Or, for citations, whatever[1].
alt text is just normal text, you can try to insert unicode supertext characters:
Value¹⁰
but it will depend on the font of the viewer (and proper encoding) if it works
You can't; alt text only supports plain text without formatting.
However, you can fake it with Unicode characters. (¹⁰)
It seems not,as they are showing up as cleartext.
I am trying to format a rather large tootlip by inserting <p> and <br>, but, as I say, Chrome treats them as text.
What am I allowed to put into such a tooltip? Anything other than a single string?
Since \n seems to be ignored, is there any way to get a line break into such a string?
You can add symbol for a new line:
(\r) or
(\n) to your title.
test
Another option is to find some JavaScript tooltip library.
If you feed them actual line breaks, they will work.
<span title="Two
Liner">Hover here</span>
However, if you need more complex HTML inside, I'd suggest qTip or Bootstrap's tooltips
My code:
<select><option value='3'>0000000000000001 11121</option></select>
I want to get combo box with spaces between two numbers, however all I get is the same as this:
<select><option value='3'>0000000000000001 11121</option></select>
Can someone advice how to get additional whitespace.
well you can put inside your tag like this:
<select><option value='3'>0000000000000001 11121</option></select>
White spaces aren't interpreted by html
It is essentially a standard space, the primary difference being that a browser should not break (or wrap) a line of text at the point that this occupies.
JSFIDDLE
You need to fill area not with space symbol but with .
is the entity used to represent a non-breaking space.
So try this:
<select><option value='3'>0000000000000001 11121</option></select>
To add spaces to your text, you can use the character entity.
Try this:
<select><option value='3'>0000000000000001 11121</option>
</select>
Demo
I need to bold the words inside of double quotes.
title="Character needs to be bold"
When i put <b></b> inside of title's double quote. it just displays them as it is.
So, Is there any way i can bold the characters inside the double quotes?
Are you trying to markup the text inside a title attribute? Because that's not going to work, you'll have to resort to some kind of extended tooltip solution (can be js, but there's also ways to do it with just html/css).
See this question:
Tooltip with HTML content without JavaScript
Some more context would be appreciated though, just the title attribute doesn't give us much information
Title was edited to give context, my answer remains the same.
There is a way depending on the node you are using the 'title' attribute under. See if it has a 'format' attribute as by default the title is set to 'text'. If so, set the format="html", then you will be able to use <b> within your title.
As far as i know you cannot format the string, that is used as the title of a html document. That ist the String, that will get the titel of the tab or window of the browser etc.
If you have a html-entity, that needs formatting, you can format the whole thing with style="your css style", or other css integration. If you have a switch of formatting inside one html entity, you schould look after dividing it up into multiple entities or using another aproach. Do you have a complete example?
cheers,
nx
use < b > Character needs to be bold < / b>
no spaces in between the b and the symbols
I have a HTML Tag <textarea>$FOO</textarea> and the $FOO Variable will be filled with arbitrary HTML and JavaScript Content, to be displayed and edited within the textarea. What kind of "escaping" do I neet to apply to $FOO?
I first tought of escaping it HTML but this didnt work (as I will then get shown not the original HTML Code of $FOO but rather the escaped content. This is of course not what I want: I want to be displayed the unescaped HTML/JS Content of the variable...
Is it impossible to display HTML Content within a <textarea> tag and also allow it to be editable as full HTML?
thanks
jens
I first tought of escaping it HTML
Yes, that's right. The contents of a <textarea> are no different from the contents of any other element like a <span> or a <p>: if you want to put some text inside you must HTML-escape any < or & characters in it to < and & respectively.
Browsers do tend to give you more leeway with fault markup in <textarea>s, in that the fallback for invalid unescaped < symbols is to render them as text instead of tags, but that doesn't make it any less wrong or dangerous (for XSS).
but this didnt work
Please post what you did that didn't work. HTML-escaping is definitely the right thing.
You need to replace the special character of HTML with character references (either numerical character references or entity references), in textarea, at least &, < and >.